Wednesday, December 21, 2016

The recent election of Donald Trump has generated massive controversy and resistance from a variety of actors and organizations. Trump, who has had a tremendously successful career as a real estate developer and investor, has been ridiculed as an incompetent, a racist, anti-woman and other negative features. 100 years ago, his election would have been heralded as good for America, as the business of the United States is business and private property. Today, we are seeing resistance, from hired protestors to challenges in the electoral college. The news media is on fire and there is a move to censor the alternate view, from these same sources.

I have read the books from 50 years ago. There were actions attempted in Congress to stop this anti-American activity in the early part of the 1950's, making the same claims. These actions were lobbied out of existence, labeled as ridiculous. The writers mentioned groups, such as the Council on Foreign Relations and United Nations, that were designed to hijack the United States government and put us under international rule. All of this was labeled as conspiracy theory, tinfoil wacko stuff.

After 60 years of living and some knowledge of this subject over the past 20 years, I have to believe there is a lot to the conspiracy theories. In fact, there isn't a conspiracy, except in the media and in politics to hide the intent of what they are doing and to label anyone who points out what they are doing as unconstitutional and treasonous, as a tinfoil nut. I quit reading, and for the most part, I quit talking about the subject and began to watch. Anyone who pays attention over time, has to know this is no theory, but a fact.

Political correctness is one of the items that has come out of the act to delegitimize America and brand America as a bad country. I believe the signing of the UN Genocide Treaty and the political correctness movement arose at the same time. There was a clause in the Treaty, which the US refused to sign for 30 years, that stated that someone who made a statement deemed to hurt the feelings of a member of a group or a group was guilty of genocide. There goes the 1st amendment and in comes the thought police. Upon reading this, there was a story of the arrest of a teenage kid at school, who had called an overweight girl a fat cow. This happened locally. Though not nice, the idea of arrest was foreign to the public view at that time and the kid was let loose. Having read the books, I knew this was in fact an attempt to exercise the treaty in the US. The people of the country hadn't swallowed the nonsense enough to take action of such absurd proportions.

We need look no farther than the recent election to see how far the political correctness, UN genocide treaty has advanced in the United States and as far as that goes, around the world. Outsiders are being brought in throughout Europe and North America, under the guise of refugees. Who created these refugees in the first place? The politically correct US establishment, in fomenting civil war in the secular Middle East and North Africa. The ruling establishment is up to their necks in this policy and behind such movement.

Order out of chaos is the mantra of the internationalists. The current line of thought was organized out of world war I & II. The League of Nations failed after World War I, because the United States people refused to be put under such an organization. Having failed, they planned a bigger war, with European socialism being the spearhead. The abandonment of gold as a support for European money, the demands on Germany to pay for the war that was no more their fault than the fault of France, England or Russia and the insane division of Europe, were acts that created the stage for World War II.

There is no greater spearhead in US history for the rise of international regulation and government than the establishment of the Federal Reserve. Unless one understands money and credit together with banking, it is difficult for the general public to see this problem. The problem is linked to the fact that once banking starts making loans by creating deposits, the money no longer exists to satisfy the deposit liabilities or for that matter, to pay the accrued interest, as all the money is all the money. Post World War II, the Breton Woods Agreement was negotiated to monetize world trade and fix the value of the various currencies around the world to the dollar. This action allowed for the re-establishment of European currency and trade, but it served to drain the US of trade dollars and instead of buying American, foreign countries merely bought US bonds in place of gold or dollars themselves. Eventually, the United States ran out of gold to deliver and the system moved to purely debt money.

The abandonment of gold put the monetary systems of the world on purely debt money. The problem with debt money is there is no rational limit to where the game begins and ends, as the entire structure is based on fiction rather than substance. Credit demands constant expansion, or the economy stagnates and the system comes apart. This means that bankers have more debt to draw interest and those outside the banks have more debts to pay. It also means the position of the bank is perilous and with it the deposits of its customers. It becomes a catch 22, extortion racket.

Consumer bank finance, whether it be credit cards, car loans or mortgages, if held by banks, forces the consumer to dedicate more of his future income to paying for past consumption, thus creating a condition of lower future demand. At the same time, the balance sheets of industries and banks are inflated. The entire system is a balance sheet. Debt financed out of savings, can merely be seen as delayed spending and at risk with no risk to the system, only to the lender. There is no savings used in bank credit other than the extraction of capital created from the sale of items. Thus, bank money has a way of impounding the capital of others, while the bank operates as a middle man. This is why inflation, which is nothing more than the expansion of credit, is not good for the economy.

To tie this in with the international scheme of rule, one must come to understand what created the Great Depression, that which led to the great bubble in the stock market, that is seen as the cause of the depression by many. The bubble was merely an effect of loose Federal Reserve monetary policy, undertaken in part to support the overvalued return of Britain to the gold standard. This is an important feature, because international trade and the solvency of such trade is a key component of globalism. The currency doesn't matter, so much as the debt that accrues from international trade.

During the 1920's, the US was the only solvent country of any means on Earth. Europe had exhausted its finances in World War I, and for the most part, destroyed its capacity to back their money with gold. Britain returned to the gold standard in a modified gold exchange system, which was really nothing, but a fraud. To understand gold, one must understand that credit must be liquidated or the nation using credit becomes impoverished by the credit used to carry on commerce.

At the end of the war, the US was a rapidly expanding economy, largely on the war trade it carried on during World War I. The end of the war was painful for the US economy, as witnessed by the panic of 1919-1921. Inflated commodities fell in price. Roaring factories supplying the war shut down. The economy had to transition and the related debt had to be liquidated. Of course, the early 1900's were a period of creativity, and the new inventions had a market. Domestic and foreign. In order to transact international trade, Wall Street bankers and other entities created debt instruments to finance imbalances in trade. It didn't matter if it was debt or gold, as long as the credits for gold moved to make payment. Capital flows, in the form of investment would usually have been made to create demand, but the new game was debt financing. Otherwise, American investment in European production would have had to been transacted, just as the reverse was true when the US was growing in prior years.

The problem was, the banks were giving credit to bankrupt nations, to buy American goods. This created the boom of the 1920's, something that couldn't be sustained. When the party stopped, the United States fell into the worst depression in its history. The length of the depression was caused by the fact the Federal Reserve was insolvent and the loans from Europe were broadly held in the US banking system. All debt was based on inflated values. So, it was either liquidate the debt and the bad investment and start over or cover up the situation. The later was the choice, as it was the only way the big banks and the central bank were to remain intact. FDR cancelled payment in gold and substituted currency with the fiat "This note is legal tender for all debts public and private". He then devalued the dollar from $20 and change per ounce to $35 an ounce, providing for room to inflate. The system was not allowed to de-lever and though the stock market recovered half its losses between 1932 and 1937, the economy didn't recover. Demand had little to do with it. It was the fact that certain parties were excused from having to take losses. The Federal Reserve provided the illusion of unlimited credit and system couldn't make good on its debts.

With the advent of Bretton Woods and the United Nations, a couple more institutions arose. They were the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank. The World Bank was primarily to make international government loans to finance projects in emerging countries. The IMF was to stop international bankruptcy at the border of participating countries, to ensure the bank loans to such countries were good. This prevented the losses that always arise from excessive credit expansion from laying at the feet they belong and instead by paid by the sale of assets in the rescued country. These fire sales are generally attended by the same internationalists that are behind such financing.

One only need look at the debt prison in which Greece resides to understand the forces behind the IMF. Greece is broke and will remain broke. The debt is bad. Yet, the IMF and the European System provides the illusion the debt of Greece is good. They have now made the fatal mistake of taking much of the paper into the ECB, which upon default will make the ECB broke. This has international implications. One cannot be held in bondage and remain free.

We have now crossed the boundary of sanity in finance. In the United States, we used Federal Reserve currency for trade. But, unknown to most, the dollar is merely an international debt instrument. The dollar derives its value, not on its acceptance in trade, but its acceptance in credit. No dollars, no credit. This is because the loans around the world, to finance trade, are largely made in dollars. One has no use for financial paper, if there isn't a market in which to park it. The demise of the dollar, based on some idea of value, is greatly exaggerated. To destroy the dollar is to destroy most of the cross border paper on Earth. One would have to find an acceptable substitute, which there is only one, the Euro. The Euro is backed by a system that is more in debt than the United States system. Thus, the move to the Euro would involve the purchase of debt instruments of higher risk and lower quality. The yen is even more perilous, as the debt levels in Japan are at a point where bankruptcy is the only real solution to recovery. The Yuan of China is based on the dollar assets held in China and there is little in the form of debt based on the Chinese currency to give it any substance in trade. This, with the fact the debt in China is as perilous as any on Earth, meaning that a conversion of the yuan to gold would immediately result in the removal of all gold from the country.

Whereas we the people have to save our money to buy the bonds of the United States, banking institutions merely have to create credit on their balance sheet to buy the bonds. Their main exposure is interest rate risk and little else. They get their interest bearing paper for free. This is why governments put up with banks and why they bail them out in crisis.

The fraud in all of this is the entire system is based on debt that will never be paid. It is supported only by the continual liquidation of equity in capital held by the people of the various nations involved. Whereas, we the people work, for our money, the banks merely create it on their ledger, in return for the pledge of an asset or future income. The less in real assets pledged, the higher the risk and the rate. One might witness the financial crisis of 2007-2009 revolved around the value of equity on the homes of Americans. Once values quit inflating, the debt that could be reasonably attached to this collateral began to shrink. If one examines the value of housing in the country and the amount of debt against such value, they will realize the shelter in which most people live is fully hocked to the system. This is one reason the recovery has been so poor.

Currencies are bank paper. Forget the countries in which they are accepted in trade. They have nothing to do with the governments of the countries they are attached. Greece could leave the EU and still use Euros in trade, if they wished. In fact, they would probably need Euros to carry on proper trade, as long as the Euro maintained value. I see this possibility, even if the EU dissolves. As long as the banks use the unit, make loans in the units and collect debts in the unit, the name makes no difference. Most times, one has no problem spending dollars, wherever they go in the world, mainly because the dollar is superior to the unit used in the country. I have never had a dollar refused in Mexico, a country that has been ravaged by inflation to the point that it now takes 20,000 old pesos to buy a dollar worth about 10 cents, 1964, a time when the exchange rate was 8 to 1. Thus the Mexican people have seen the real value of their money go from 8 to 1 to 200,000 to 1, inflation sufficient enough to make a million dollars relatively worth about $40.

If you can put this discussion together, you can understand why they want to break down borders and apply the debt universally. Banks cannot pay their liabilities. They have never been able to pay their liabilities, as they have never had the money on deposit to make a single loan over and above their deposits. The system has been based on legislative fraud from the beginning. Trade financed in deficit can only be paid with more credit, whereas the funds for repayment of such credit does not exist. In this form, if allowed to remain for a century, as it has, allows for a small group to gain control of all the equity on Earth. This is why the top .01% of the populations around the world have had all the gains and if the system came apart, why they would have all the losses. They would have to liquidate to pay their liabilities.

This same small group controls the boards of directors of the major corporations around the world. Thus, it would be to their advantage to control the international regulations and to continue to set competitors at a disadvantage. No borders would remove international debt problems and allow them to apply the bad debts to others. No currency in circulation would resolve the banks from ever performing on a liability, as there could be no liability removed from the system. Thus we would all have to pay. Growth would be limited to the potential for consumption of the products produced by these international companies and of course, debt interest being extracted from others would require more and more deficit spending by governments around the world, as the means to pay would not exist for the population at large.

I liken the debt system employed around the world to the story in Genesis, where the people of Israel became imprisoned in bondage in Egypt. The story goes that Pharaoh gathered up the money and the people had to hock their cattle, their land and themselves to survive. After the crisis, Pharaoh gave them back their land, their cattle and their lives in return for 20% of what they made. Looks familiar doesn't it? The gathering up of gold into the Fed in 1913, the income tax and the Great Depression?

Is it any wonder why Trump may provide such a threat to these people that they fabricate all kinds of lies and movements against him? I took a look and only the Secretary of Education is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. It is unheard of for a CIA director, a Secretary of Defense and the Treasury Secretary to not be members. The only Clinton not listed as a member is Hillary, only because she was out due to political reasons. Chelsea is a member. Who the hell is she? A look at the donors of the Priorities USA PAC, a Soros creation to allow Hillary to illegal fund raise for the election, provides a list of members in their donations.

If Trump holds true and he isn't murdered, we are going to see a new plan for America. If I were Trump, I would cancel all debts, foreign and domestic, in the US dollar and replace it and the Federal Reserve with gold. I don't believe we will be able to reset this game without taking such drastic actions. There would surely have to be a plan of equity, but the system cannot be held in international bondage, created by endowing a small group the power to make the money in circulation and regulate the value of said money, together with providing protection for the scheme to remain intact. The scheme is falling apart and it is unjustly bringing all property in the world into the hands of the few that have access to the credit finance scheme. Hardship would follow, but prosperity would return to the public at large. Maybe the price exchange of gold would be $1 million an ounce. Who cares, as it is all relative and the market would establish a value in real terms relatively soon.

To understand the international game, one must understand international finance and the paper money scheme. This is where it originated and it is where it will either end or we will find ourselves in permanent bondage. The big players will still have their property, but they won't be able to finance their revolutions around the world and dilute the rights of the American people. Banks will be required to operate without deposit insurance and they will return to their basic purpose, to finance short term paper for short term projects. Men like George Soros will lose their capacity to manipulate markets and draw billions to make a mess of the American system. Arbitrage and speculation will lose its purpose. Electronic money will go away and true charity will determine welfare, as it always did prior to the imposition of this scheme on the United States.

Friday, November 11, 2016

The election of Donald Trump is totally contrary to what is being perceived by his detractors. For one, it was the strategy of the underground establishment to not only select, but demonize whomever was nominated to run against Hillary Clinton, the one chosen nearly 30 years ago. WikiLeaks releases, of hacked John Podesta emails, have shown the level of corruption and manipulation that went on behind the scenes. Efforts to initiate strategies to demonize the opponent as a racist, a xenophobe, a hater of women and a neo-Nazi have stained Trump, to the point that his real history is lost, while the fiction has caused some to think it is the end of the world that he was elected and the election was stolen. At the same time, the press and strategy was to steer the public away from the various scandals with which Clinton was involved. That news would border on Treason and clearly on charges that could make her holding the Presidency against the law. Clinton fabricated charges against Trump and managed the news. In any case, as time passes the perception of Trump will change and those in the streets will either be seen for what they are or see the error in their ways.

That said, Trump's biggest problem isn't popularity. Trump pretty much defined it in one of the debates when he said, we have a bubble, a false prosperity built on excessive credit. Breaking bubbles spread bankruptcy throughout the economy, liquidate excessive capacity, debt and labor and almost always make whomever is in office or power, extremely unpopular. They take on a life of their own, as they expose financial weakness that was heretofore hidden. The last one was the over inflation of the housing markets and the stock market, along with the underlying securities and monetary structure of such financing. Confidence was lost to the point that day to day financing of such holdings dissolved into thin air. The $700 billion TARP rescue was merely the tip of the iceberg, as trillions of costs were hidden under government guarantees and Federal Reserve inflation.

Doug Noland, of Credit Bubble Bulletin http://creditbubblebulletin.blogspot.com/ named the rescue, the government finance bubble. In short, no one has given more coverage to the brewing financial situation since 2000, than Doug. He saw the mortgage finance bubble and how it fed into the stock market, back in the 1990's. His post, titled Franklin Raines, Director of Central Planning, October 21, 2001 was expose on what was to come (you can read this classic post by searching the link on Doug's page). I suspect we will see the fulfillment of the next break in the area of government finance.

There is no place that government bubble finance is any stronger than China. China was a bubble going into the financial crisis of 2008, but still had fuel for the fire. What followed is the greatest bubble of finance in history. China already had empty cities and has built more. The most phenomenal statistic has been their use of concrete, which I understood was greater in the combined years 2011-2013 than the consumption of concrete in the USA for the entire 20th century. With the use of concrete, there is a parallel use of steel, as rebar. Steel capacity in China is double demand and the excess is such they can flood the world with export and the entire mining industry around the world depends on this continued demand. Funny finance has permeated the economy and evergreen loans, where bad debt is covered up with more bad debt are massive. More so than anyone can know. Shadow banking has run wild..

The result is an overbuilt economy, based on the printing of money, backed by US Treasuries. This cycle of vendor financing, debt recycling, was behind the bubble of the Great Depression. Bankrupts financing bankrupts. Rather than merely let the yuan appreciate, China creates a corresponding amount of Chinese funds on the back of these holdings. Fears of them dumping our bonds are overblown, as the real fear is that capital flight will necessitate the sale to acquire dollars. A lack of this backing could cause the hyperinflation that has taken place to reveal itself in a collapse of one or both currencies.

In Europe, the problem is worse. European banks were not bailed out during the financial crisis as they were in the US. There are no less than 3 and probably 5 governments in Europe that are totally broke, Greece being the worst case. This insolvency has been covered up to this time. The corresponding flow of funds between national central banks is out of balance and cannot be solved, without another bailout. The social insurance system in Europe is for all practical purposes, existing on a wish. The risk of financial crisis in Europe is high. An event will be blamed, but the weak link isn't any more the cause than the weakness of the entire structure.

Low American interest rates have led to a massive amount of emerging market borrowing in dollars. The value of currencies is beyond most people. The primary need for dollars around the world is to cover dollar denominated debts. Many of these countries are based on rapidly growing manufacturing bases or mining to feed the growth in China and other areas. Capacity was expanded to serve the overinvestment in these growing areas and demand hasn't kept up with the bubble. Hot money moves in and out and when it moves out, an imbalance is created and the currencies move in one extreme or the other. Brazil has seen such a problem as the boom a few years ago attracted hundreds of billions that suddenly wanted out on the bust.

The financial system is built on counterparties. The borrower and the depositor are counter parties and the bankers that create such transactions are counter parties to both. Credit is money that doesn't exist except in the solvency of the parties on either side of the bankers balance sheet. Your deposit in the bank is called a credit, a liability of the bank, because that is what it is, credit against their assets. There is no money involved, only liquidity and solvency.

A wide valley has developed between the bubble economies and those that cannot benefit as well in such a system. The US election showed the fallacy of bubbles in various stages, in that sans California, the Washington DC area, the NE financial economy states and Chicago, the election was a massive Trump landslide. This is what 2016 was about, the battle between financial interests and the localities that benefitted from the credit bubble and the rest of the nation. This is more than a system of outdated industries, ruining lives as they are liquidated, but a system where well placed people actually benefit from the liquidation, the free credit and the covering of risk by the government in general.

The term millionaire was coined in the John Law, Mississippi Bubble around 1720, as people close to finance got filthy rich, on a temporary basis, through the creation of a paper money scheme. The scheme was such that it was adopted in London as well, the South Seas Bubble. The bursting of these bubbles brought hardship on both countries followed by years of war between them.

It isn't by chance that the billionaire class has become so broad. We are seeing the same influence. Money inflation creates speculation, in lieu of investment. It distorts economies and unjustly enriches a few, many of which later go bust, as the illusion of wealth was just that in the first place. We are told inflation is low, but it is high, showing up in asset prices rather than consumer prices. The demand isn't there to satisfy the artificial investment that has happened through ultra low interest rates on flexible paper debt. Government debts keep this game afloat and this debt is bought and sold repeatedly to finance otherwise phony schemes. This is much the basis of the hundreds of trillions of derivatives around the world. It is the primary reason you get next to zero on your money in the bank.

The world is printing money to cover up insolvency. The pool of Federal Reserve money has grown by over 400% since Obama became President. This money has financed consumption up front, but it has financed speculation on the back side. The adjustment of prices of everything to reorder things has not been allowed to occur. It is important to see who benefits from printing money and who suffers, as assumed prosperity isn't easy to measure in inflationary terms. A revealing book was written around the turn of the 19th century by a man named Andrew Dickson White, titled Fiat Money Inflation in France. It is worth a read, as it is short and concise. https://mises.org/library/fiat-money-inflation-france

One thing I learned from the above posted book was the devastation of inflation on the middle class, the economy at large and the total ruin of the poor. It become habit and excessive inflation was behind the Great Depression. Governments really have no solution other than to postpone the inevitable. Thus, the pile of crap from 2008 was merely shoved forward to today. There is no real rebound in the economy to provide prosperity to the population at large, because the debts weren't resolved, only hidden. One only need look at the meek rebound in housing starts and home ownership to see how poor the situation really is. This cannot be seen in bubble lands, NYC, DC and California. The rest of the nation is suffering under the solution to the problems that have kept the players and states of CA, NY and DC afloat. New schemes have been added to such, in more money from around the nation and the world. There will be little prosperity until this bubble is resolved. Resolution will bankrupt many wealthy players and this is part of the reason Trump couldn't win, though he did. He won because the rest of the nation never recovered and what recovery there was for many was the replacement of a good job with a job at Wal-Mart.

There is no doubt the bubble will break. For the third time in less than 20 years, California will have a government finance crisis. This is because the phony bubble tech stocks that have made so many Californian rich will seek their true level and deprive the overburdening government of its free cash flow. The magic that appeared under Jerry Brown, as the bubble reflated, will be seen as another round of witchcraft. They will cry for a bailout. Hopefully Trump gives them the middle finger and the Obama/Clinton lovers will have to reach into their dwindling pockets or cut their socialism. The suckers that bought such inflated assets will again swear they will never do it again and a few of the scheme artists on Wall Street and Silicon Valley will get away with some money. Others will find themselves broke and in some cases, faced with securities fraud. Facebook, which trades at roughly the value of Exxon, will be re-priced, like Yahoo was last decade. The bubble leaders in 2000 have never recovered. Neither have many of their bag holders.

Will the entire economy freeze up this time? Who know. What will occur is a slowdown due to the long cycle mal-investment investments that are made during bubbles. Just like the steel and concrete industries in China, the down line investment in mines and factories to build factories will cease. Credit fueled bubbles are never funded entirely by real savings and the margin is that difference. The 2000's were based on equity extracted from housing, used to continue consumer spending. What was left for many was little or no equity and a mortgage balance that wouldn't be liquidated in a sale. Such are bubbles.

The biggest bubble in the US may be in the corporate finance area, where money has been borrowed, not for expansion, but for partial liquidations of the corporations themselves. Many of these bonds are of the junk variety. These partial liquidations are better known as stock buybacks. Money that should have gone into the US economy directly, went into the pockets of speculators and management. This money isn't invested, it is often used to buy existing assets. This creates more inflation in the markets. The wealth effect goes away when bubbles burst. What a catch 22 we have been given.

Wednesday, November 9, 2016

The missing point in the Trump election is likely to be the campaign slogan of the Hillary Clinton campaign, Stronger Together. The point Trump made, which was rejected by others and embraced by his supporters, was this is the USA and we are Americans. We take care of Americans first and that includes us all. It doesn't include taking in millions of people from outside the country. It doesn't include fighting a war on terror and then making the same mistake made here and abroad of letting the terrorists into the country. Also, we don't import semi-skilled and unskilled labor, pay their medical bills and have the living standards of Americans depleted as a result. He who is not with us is against us.

I am going to make this point before I go forward. I have Mexican immigrants do work for me from time to time. I don't hire people who can't speak English, as I don't speak Spanish. I watch them work and they work hard and are assets to the community. I can't say that for most white people I know. That said, I believe Trump speaks for many of them as well as natural born Americans.

But, we have 90 million working age people in the US who are not employed, or at least don't admit to being employed. Some are in school, some are disabled. Some have been out of work so long they have lost touch with how to do their jobs. Others are drawing money on some government program, because it pays better than the pay at some job they can get. Much of this is due to the dilution of the labor force in America. Those working, have their pay held down by the fact there is always another to take their job. It doesn't pay to improve productivity when labor is so plentiful and so cheap. This is what raises the standard of living. Those that suffer this fate are just as much Hispanic or African American, as they are white. They are in small towns and in cities. Many jobs that paid a living wage 30 years ago, pay a bare subsistence wage today. We don't need more unskilled labor.

The same holds true for the massive importation of Indian computer labor, as millions of Americans have spent years in school learning the trade. California tech firms lobby to keep the doors open to these people, not because they can't find help, but because they can pay less to someone who comes from a third world country. Plus, as was pointed out to me, these foreigners don't come with the huge student loan debt that comes from an inflated education system.

That said, I am trying to eliminate much of what has been used against Trump to brand him as a racist. Also, the anti-woman issue needs to be addressed as well. Trump put a woman over the construction of Trump Tower, which was built in the late 1970's. She was one of the first to hold such a position in what had been a totally male business. He was ahead of his time. I can also say that former Dallas Cowboy Hershel Walker played for Trump in the USFL and I recall he idolized him. The same holds true for Mike Tyson. One was a saint, one a villain. Both were champions and both were black. I know there are plenty of other stories. We hear about the exceptions, especially when the aim of the opposition is to demonize the man.

If we can put this nonsense out of the way, maybe America can get on the same page. The same page is to end gridlock in the national government, solve our problems, preserve our rights as individuals and get going forward. For you TV watchers, who do next to nothing and only imagine how to get things done, this part of Trump might elude you. People who have never done anything don't understand people that do. Most politicians have done nothing but figure out how to win one election after another. Americans under 35 have had the idea of winning diminished in their lives. Who does anything without a goal? If the goal in little league was to get a trophy, you got one regardless of achievement or not. Losing is hard, but losing is part of living and if you care, it is painful. Losers in life get eaten and quite often never learn the team work it takes to be a winner.

One had to listen to Trump for awhile to really understand what he was about. He knew people had problems and regardless of whether it was politically correct or not, he knew what was making these problems worse. If one has rats, they can kill them, but it would be wise to not leave the door open for more. If we have a surplus of unskilled labor or unemployed skilled labor, why open the door for more? The working people of the United States, not the government, pays for this in the end. To point out the source of the problem is not racism or divisive. It is fact.

But, what Trump was really talking about was solving problems. Most good ideas are simple. Putting them into action takes decision. Most of the time, it doesn't take a bureaucrat to study the problem for 15 years and then hire 500 more bureaucrats to push paper and regulations. Trump mentioned infrastructure and he mentioned things that I haven't heard in the past, like replacing old hospitals, upgrading airports and the such. He talked about getting the inner cities moving. For most of the intellectuals, they don't have a clue what he means when speaking of neighborhoods with run down roads and no services. Trump knows urban development and has been pretty successful at it. Listen to his victory speech and take note.

More than anything, he talks of winning and how the USA doesn't win any more. This is not some guy who has done nothing. Doing the projects he has done, is as complicated or more so than being President. These are long process contracts, not I'm going to build a building and it happens. The hardships Trump went through in the late 1980's through the mid 1990's are things that temper a person. The hardships of most politicians involve campaigning and maybe losing an election at some point. Other people pay the price. He pulled off the impossible, getting elected, overcoming a rigged system, which I will write on in the next month. The price of losing is high.

So, if you are anti-Trump, get over it. This is politics and what you hear and use against someone in politics is part of the stage act. What you can't put in a stage act is the will and determination of a man, one who is sacrificing his retirement years to do something for the country. He isn't Adolph Hitler, as presented. What is he? Someone who can break the gridlock in DC.

Ronald Reagan was demonized, but Reagan did something, even though he had a reputation of taking naps and delegating a lot of authority. One thing he did was come to some consensus, as the Republicans never controlled the House of Representatives at any time in his tenure. Reagan had been a Democrat at some point and left the party, because it moved too far left. Trump is also regarded as a former Democrat and I believe the Democrats will embrace a lot of what he wants to do. They have to, or the Republican party will take their base and expose the National Democratic Party for what they are, the party of the rich and famous. They are no longer the party that offers the average American a way up the standard of living ladder. People aren't stupid and they will shed their labels and get onto something that works. Trump didn't show up in DC to expel Mexicans and block Muslims from coming into the country. He came there to remove barriers to success.

In that vein, I sense in a short time, we will find ourselves stronger together. Trump isn't an ideologue. He comes without much debt to others and his constituents are the deplorable's, who are really everyday average working Americans who are tired of being soaked and ignored by DC. Working Americans pay for all the free stuff, directly or indirectly. If you don't work, you are enslaving these people and they have reached a point they know it. Those that realize this will join Trump. Those that want a free ride, a pat on the back for failure and those that need a shoulder to cry on will probably continue to vote for the enemy.

America use to have 2 party's for the working people. One was seen to represent a higher class of people than the other. Interestingly, the party's shifted sides. The blood suckers are now on the side of the Democrats, whether they be the compound interest fractional reserve bankers, the leveraged hedge funds, the arms dealers or others. They preach a utopia, but the utopia they preach will lead to death, destruction, starvation and a total breakdown of society. There won't be much kinder, gentler when starvation sets in. We are headed for collapse and chaos, should we not turn back. I would rather have my feelings hurt, which I must admit I am pretty sensitive, than to go hungry. There is nothing free in government and there is no choice as to what it costs.

The only way Trump fails, is if one side or the other refuses to go along. And, going along doesn't mean putting all kinds of nonsense into the programs. Getting the cities operating and modernized is a lot more important than the social engineering that is lulling young Americans to sleep. At the same time, civil productive people of any race or religion need not find the going rough with their fellows. Blaming someone for intolerance, is to some extent intolerance itself. Lets not make crime out of every day life. Accept that people are naturally the way they are and usually see the error of their ways. That has been my experience.

I am looking forward to the next 4 years. There is a lot to change, like getting the nonsense out of schools. The elite have basically brainwashed the masses in public education, under the guise of political correctness. In the meantime, they have stolen the livelihood of these same people. They are coming out of school today, mentally disabled to the point that I have read 70% of them are not eligible to join the armed services. That represents a national crisis. We have had a steady 8 years of this nonsense and where are we? The choice between a crook, who represents the status quo and a rough talking man who has achieved his entire life shouldn't be a hard choice. It isn't by chance that the losing crooks backers are creating havoc. They don't realize progress has its price. Trump has the capacity to unite the country, given a chance, as it has never been united in peace time history. Give him the chance.

Wednesday, November 2, 2016

Lately, it is becoming more than apparent that the Attorney General's office and the Department of Justice has become a destructive barrier to maintaining a Republic. WikiLeaks has provided ammunition to make the statements with some certainty that would have only been hollow speculation based on observation. If not for the leaks and a pervert named Weiner, with connections to the former President and his candidate wife, a lot of things wouldn't have come to light.

First of all, the centralization of power in the President of the United States has gone way beyond what was intended. At best, the President was to be Commander in Chief of the Armed services, controlled by Congressional willingness to declare war and to fund it. Actions taken over the past 110 years or so, has changed this situation, to the point the President now has to be controlled, lest we become a Constitutional dictatorship. He or her ability to operate independently of the rest of the country has to be reined in.

The first action that must be taken is to remove the investigative portions of Government from the hands of the executive. Crime, not on the streets, but in the political arena and the white collar sections of America and on an international basis, has destroyed the American middle class. There is a large section of corruption that goes totally uninvestigated and when it is clear it should be investigated, they send their blind pigs to find nothing. The Clintons are just the tip of the iceberg. What about Wall Street, with its published emails indicating they knew they were selling dog crap as AAA debt. I think they called it other names, like toxic waste. They blew up the western banking systems, but they were literally untouched by the fraud they put on the rest of us.

We have had plenty of IRS scandals. Who can make ones life more miserable than the IRS? A few people, but history has shown they have harassed people out of favor with the current administration, past and present. This type of accommodation of justice and criminal investigation cannot continue to occur. It punishes enemies and common people and runs cover for those in favor of the government. A Republic cannot stand when the criminals have such power at their disposal.

For one, the prosecution and the investigators cannot continue to be controlled in the same agency. This also holds true of the grand juries, which must be independent of control by either party. Grand juries need to have power of their own, not to be rubber stamps of either investigators or prosecutors. This can only result in long term injustice and a concentration of power in the hands of a ruling class that leaves the rest of the country devoid of justice.

Through WikiLeaks and the releases of the data compiled on the Clinton email investigation showed the man in charge of the investigation was tainted, even if he was fair. A Clinton crony gave his wife, who was running for a state office, a sizable percentage of her campaign war chest. The man may have been fair, but there was a political cloud all the same.

The current investigation is even under a deeper cloud. The Justice Department man is in deep with the Clinton organization, so deep that his positioning in his job, cannot be a mere accident. The Justice Department reeks of a protection racket run by the current administration, putting the rule of law as a tenet at risk. This is clear when I look at the email case where there was clear perjury, clear negligence and clear violation of national security laws, yet insufficient evidence, because intent couldn't be proved. Ask the next drunk driver who finds themselves in a fatal accident, if they intended to kill someone. In all cases, they would honestly answer no. I'm not so certain Hillary Clinton could give an honest answer, if you asked her name. Yet, she was given a green light to run for President.

This brings to mind the rigging of the Presidential elections I have witnessed over the past 28 years or so. I won't go into the rigging, except to say that the quality of the candidates have been doubtful. How any party could be brash enough to basically rig a nomination for someone whose potential criminality was so apparent, is beyond me. It clearly smells rotten in Denmark, as they use to say. It was clear the fix was in on any potential charges. WikiLeaks provides evidence of such an opinion. At the same time, they are throwing Generals in jail over violations a fraction of Hillary's. It is clear they had the Justice Department in line for a go. Hillary could have shown up with the smoking gun and the Attorney General Lynch would have declared it a suicide.

In the meantime, such a candidate is free to make up all kinds of lies on their opponent. Whether Trump is guilty of any or all of what has been charged is beside the point. The point is, there was no smoke on Trump other than some brash statements in the past. No plaintiff had ever come forward or told anyone. Not to worry, Hillary has a long history of making victims out of women, sometimes double. Lying is her business. If she had the investigation and prosecution under her thumb, who would oppose her?

The law has to find its way to another master, than the administration in power. This is whether it is Democratic or Republican. I have seen the tampering over the past 8 years. Obama received a fortune in money out of Wall Street in 2008. In return, nothing was done to the investment banking industry on a criminal basis. Yeah, a few scam artists were prosecuted, but not the investment banking officers themselves. There were plenty of Bernie Madoffs.

I suggest the FBI and the Justice Department be taken from the executive branch. In any case, we are mingling branches of government and putting too much power in one party's hands. WikiLeaks has shown conflicts of interest in every direction. Congress should have oversight and maybe appointment power. Candidates should have very weak party connections at best. Political operatives in such a position of power is counter to freedom of society over a long term.

Not only does power need to be decentralized in the US, as we are seeing the results of centralized power, but the power of the Presidency should be greatly diminished. This is why we have gridlock. It is either gridlock or tyranny. There would be immediate improvement in the standard of living, if political power in DC was cut in half. There is no free lunch. There is little freedom in a totalitarian society and we aren't far away today, when you look at the administration of justice.

In closing, would a Clinton Justice department do any better job of investigating Hillary? I think it would be scary. Look at what she is doing to Trump. Look what she likely did to Julian Assange. The same type charges. Look at the sudden appearance of Trump raping a child, tied in with Jeffrey Epstein, when in fact rumors are circulating that Hillary and company are tied in with the same man. Look at the charges of Trump being with the Russians. The last time such charges were in vogue, Joseph McCarty was at his peak. But, McCarthy had some basis in fact. Hillary's charges are pie in the sky. Think you want this woman running justice in America. We are damn close. I vote we take it away from all Presidents, as evidence is clear that power corrupts.

Wednesday, October 19, 2016

First of all, I am not a registered voter. I will discuss my reasons for not being registered, as for years voting was a religion to me. My explanation might go a long way to answering why the process is rigged. I must say your answer that Hillary was the Democratic nominee, despite her scandals, goes a long way to pointing out how rigged the system is and why I am not voting at this time.

Your performance in the debate was okay. Clinton can sound very convincing some times and I can see how someone who didn't know better, would vote for her. Just who could, having even a clue how corrupt she has been and probably will continue to be. Lying is a habit for her.

Anyhow, you missed on some things. The most important of which was the WikiLeaks. Hillary threw out the red herring about the Russians being the culprits, with at best evidence that would be thrown out of court, and you bit on her attack. The proper answer would have been, had the leaks come out against you, the media would have beat you to death, even if it came from the devil himself. Where you missed was that no one has dispelled the legitimacy of the emails. There were even emails from the guy who organized the riots at your rally in Chicago. WikiLeaks wouldn't have known that man's name from mine. Point being, there is plenty of important information on who Hillary Clinton really is. That was a fat pitch and you took it and struck out on the one that followed.

Remember, Americans are stupid enough that most of them actually believe you had no taxable income the past 18 years. Unless things have changed, you had to pay tax on your TV show. Maybe there was enough depreciation on your properties, along with property taxes and interest to shelter all the income that came in. I highly doubt this, because a lot of these properties are depreciated out and they are still class A properties. Point being, a carry forward loss is a real loss and to be honest, I thought you were broke at the time. Maybe you were and didn't throw in the towel.

My point on the previous paragraph is the vast majority of people don't know Apple computer borrows money to keep from bringing their cash back to the United States. Most miss the significance of $2.5 trillion coming back to the United States, because they don't understand we get zero taxes out of money the multi-nationals leave off shore. At the same time, the corporate tax rate kills rising small business, just as a billionaire pays at the same bracket as someone making $700,000.

Then there is the deficit. The moderator got away with using a phony figure for the national debt. Hillary got away with stating there is a social security trust fund and the implication Clinton balanced the budget, when in fact that counted extra social security funds. They talked about the improvement in the budget deficit, when in fact, year ending September 30th, Federal debt was $1.4 trillion higher than October 1, 2015. We are already over 100% of GDP in debt, which is considered the point of no return.

A politician should be prohibited in using the term, Social Security Trust Fund. The trust fund has been spent and the only way the fund exists is if the same people pay the taxes again to make it exist. Instead, it is a classic Ponzi scheme and there should never any action taken to recreate the imaginary fund again, lest it be stolen again.

The biggest drain on the middle class of the United States is monetary inflation. Monetary inflation is debt inflation and the illusion is money is easy to pay back and wages are going up. It drains savings and devalues capital. The only beneficiaries are the rich, who have first access to the money and government bureaucrats. They can indebt the people painlessly, only to spring the debt on them later.

The Clintons claim the 1990's. The 1990's were a debt bubble and the country was funded on home equity, hidden because declining interest rates inflated values. Franklin Raines, a Clinton cabinet member, created the almost no down payment standards on FNMA loans, then took over FNMA to finish the bubble and draw out $100 million in compensation. Raines gave us a bankrupt FNMA and Barack Obama. The middle class is either renting now or stuck in mortgaged up homes. Artificially low rates are going to take the rest of the equity this time around.

We all know what happened to the stock market in 2000 to 2002. This bubble was fueled by hype and money withdrawn from the housing stock of the American people. The 401K's were making people rich and providing money for the bubble, only for it to disappear in worthless stocks, hyped by analysts who never saw a sell recommendation. Wall Street got fat and many retirement funds were left holding huge cap value stocks like Enron and WorldCom. The highest value stocks at the time, Microsoft, Intel, GE and Cisco have yet to make it back to their 2001 tops nearly 16 years later. These 4 stocks made up over 1/8 of total market capitalization and were universally held in excess in mutual funds.

Where the American people are fooled is inflation helps the rich, bails out the bankers, who operate a Ponzi of their own and devalue the assets of the middle class. Capital gains are only for quick money, as over time, most capital gains are noting but devaluation of the money and no gain at all. I don't think it would be too bad if capital gains were taxed at full income amounts, as long as the basis was indexed to inflation.

The other thing that fools most people is there is nothing free. In fact, the cost of government falls directly on the people that work for a living. You can tax the excess of the rich, but you can't gain by taxing capital over time. That is because capital provides the basis of a rising standard of living. Government produces nothing. It does provide services, but in sum, those services are derived from the people that work outside the government. The term GDP means nothing, when the measuring stick means nothing and so much of it is fluff. A few intellectuals position themselves to convince the rest of us they know more about our business than we do. This is why central planning doesn't work.

My other reason for not voting is philosophical. I am a Rothbard leaning Libertarian. Gary Johnson is just another statist, a guy that held office all his life. A self respecting Libertarian wouldn't touch him with a 10 foot pole. The most powerful government for a libertarian would be at city hall, where we could get our hands on them. DC would amount to next to nothing, maybe 5% the size it is today.

As to why I don't vote? I had a hell of a time not registering this time to vote for you. You get elected and run again, I will probably get in line. But, you aren't supposed to be on the ticket, which is why it is rigged. I don't believe the press is as rigged as it has been this time around. I think they just happen to work for those that usually pick the candidates. As you like to point out, your movement is an anomaly. It is, because you aren't supposed to get the nomination. In fact, George Washington,, Abe Lincoln, Andrew Jackson or Thomas Jefferson would have almost no chance of running for President today, unless they sold out. I quit voting in 1994, when I realized they were going to make the second George Bush President after Clinton. I was right and there is no way in hell George should have been within 200 yards of the White House. The same goes for his father and the Clintons. Reagan was said to be an anomaly, but Reagan was just another establishment guy who happened to be on the opposite end of the spectrum. He worked for General Electric when he did Death Valley Days. He didn't fall out of the sky to be the speaker at the RNC in 1964. His administration was dominated by Rockefeller men, just as Carter and Nixon's was.

If you get elected, it will be the greatest political event in my lifetime. The establishment will have been defeated, at least temporarily. I'm sure you have been close enough to politics that you couldn't see what I have been able to see, standing back. Just as I did years ago, I'm sure you are getting a big dose today. You aren't supposed to be the nominee. Anyone in their right mind knows Hillary isn't supposed to be there, in reality, but American politics is a stage show. Nor was Romney or McCain the best men for the job, but stand ups for Obama, who raised a huge war chest from Wall Street in 2008 and paid his dues by putting none of them in jail for the massive fraud that led to the breaking bubble. Not to mention he kept Bernanke in power, giving them fuel to pile up even more wealth on leverage that cost nothing. Then there was Bob Dole in 1996, when Clinton would have been easy to defeat. Why such a dull candidate, when the Republicans had a winner in 96? Same with Dukakis in 1988. At least the Democrats ran Mondale in 1984, who had the appearance of being legitimate.

I respect you DJT. Any man who could take the shit dished out the last year and still be moving forward with hope, is a real man. I'm going to send you a little money, just as I sent Ron Paul money and Rand Paul money. It is too bad you were so naïve as to think we had legitimate elections in the US. It has little to do with capability or honesty and a lot to do with who with money and power puts up. Both the nominees are supposed to be their guys.

The executive branch of government was never supposed to be this powerful. What scares me about Hillary or, if not Hillary, the next guy or woman, is that we are just a step away from being a dictatorship. The average Joe wouldn't know one if they saw it, until is started acting as a dictatorship. We are already there, as Congress has declared too many wars on the domestic front and woven too much Federal funding through the states. This is where we get ridiculous stuff like allowing transvestites in with our daughters at school. No one in their right mind would make such a ruling, other than someone who is seeing how much the people of a country will take. As you can see, we are already there. Executive orders are orders of war.

The US was set up as a mercantile system and we were told it was free enterprise. It is, where they aren't involved. That area is getting more narrow all the time. They get bailed out, we get regulated. There are no regulations that either fail to provide the oligarchs with more money or eliminate their competition. If it hits them too hard, they go to China.

Thursday, October 13, 2016

There are really only 3 types of societies in the world, tribalism, socialism and classical liberalism. Classical liberalism is not to be confused with what they call liberal in the US and around the world, but instead a system of free enterprise, minimal government intrusion, little or no redistribution of wealth.

Tribalism is what you make of it. It could be socialistic or classical liberal. Socialism is another animal. There are 2 general types of socialism, communism on the left and Fabian socialism on the right. Fabian socialism either is or is closely aligned with fascism. Fascism is national socialism, the kind preached by Obama and for the most part, both parties of the US government. One party merely wants to go faster toward state ownership of much of the means of production and economy the other.

There is almost no true left wing socialism with any power in the United States. Instead, we have 2 parties that are much closer to the fascist model, right wing. The model is called the corporate state. The left is right and the right is just less right.

How strong is the system? Watch the election. There is no free mainstream press in the United States. It is all geared to support the fascist, international domination line. There is no one on the scene more prepared to go down this line than Hillary Clinton, even if it ends up bankrupting the United States and draining it of what was once a massive amount of accumulated capital. The point is to keep those in charge that are in charge, because this is the very means of support and the continuation of such system. The problem is, it eventually goes bankrupt. The globalists don't care, because they have their nests feathered and can live where they wish.

Trump is no classical liberal, that is certain. All one has to do is listen. But, it is clear that he has a plan for the country and not for the globalist multinational corporations and international bankers. Clinton, on the other hand, seems to be interested in selling out the United States, giving the people the typical bones that fascists throw them. We are going to get rid of greenhouse gasses, a fascist conspiracy, in the first place. The little guy just won't have a car, while the globalist flies in a private jet and rides in a limousine. Less demand for oil and gas will merely conserve more of this resource for them, while their taxes are merely recycled back to them.

One only need watch the debate Monday to witness how the conspiracy works. Anderson Cooper made certain to nail Trump down on whether he had groped any women. This whole matter had been constructed out of Trumps boasting of his celebrity on that tape. The entire Clinton structure is in the corporate press. It has to be, as Trump would really make a mess of their plans of draining the US so they can build up their worldwide interests. It takes all of 3 days to pull up some women that claim Trump molested them. The entire matter was lined out so Hillary can run out the clock on what will be the greatest right wing scam since the election of Woodrow Wilson.

One must look at how easy a target Donald Trump is in this matter. Who is he? Probably the most celebrity rich guy in the United States. The number of women that would sleep with him, merely on invite stretches in the tens of millions. The number of women he has probably hugged in some fashion is in the tens of thousands. The nature of his business and celebrity brings him into contact with many.

If Trump groped the 4 women, he has probably groped thousands. Where have they been all these years? He has been in the celebrity class for the past 35 years. One for every 9 years doesn't fit the model. Where are his yard children? Sex for a middle class decent looking male isn't hard to find. Women can get it on demand, provided they are average or better. A man of Trump's status doesn't need to grope women. He merely needs to ask them. The evidence against him is sketchy at best.

Then we must turn to the women themselves. As public a figure as Trump has been, the chances he has had close contact with the mere public percentage of mentally ill people would definitely raise the odds of imaginary molesting of hundreds of women. If there were 100 women that even thought Trump groped them, that wouldn't be shocking. 25% of American women are taking psychiatric drugs, at least that is what I have read. For what? The doctor thought something was going on between the ears. There is a lot of projection, where people project onto others what they want.

The point of all of this isn't to argue whether Trump is guilty or not. The point is to look at the coverage in the press. Hillary has more fires blazing around her than Smoky the Bear. They don't look. The Obama Administration is unequally prosecuting people in the US. They don't look. Hillary blames everything on the Russians, when in fact the WikiLeaks are the writings of her and her associates. The Clinton's now claim a $250 million net worth, though neither has had much of a private sector job. Clearly they are selling influence or collecting for past favors. The big press isn't even looking at these matters.

The question here is whether there is still a we the people in the US or merely a group of people dependent on what their masters will let them have. It is clear there is a fascist power structure in the US that protects itself, spins the information Americans are allowed to have and wants to control them to the hilt. They need politicians that will continue the status quo, because to interrupt it, everything falls apart.

Trump has seen this go on for years and thought he could do something about it, because he believed the fable that the US is a free society with free elections. Much of the American population has believed the same, that they could choose their leaders, when in fact, we have been voting for a group of cardboard cutouts, anyone not in the mold, eliminated by the right socialist press. What is guaranteed for average Americans is a declining standard of living and a continued theft of the rights guaranteed in the bill of rights. The current structure either violates or has eliminated much of them already. Remember, they are your rights not the governments.

Wednesday, October 12, 2016

There is a popular British series called Peaky Blinders. In it, they hire a kid to get thrown in jail to appease the authorities. They call it "stood up". The kid was paid well and all was well, except the organized crime opponents of the Blinders killed him.

Stood up meant there was a purpose for the authorities and the criminal element involved. In the case of the Blinders, they needed an arrest of a bookie, a phony at that, to get the cops off their real bookies. In the case of the police, they needed an arrest to show the government that was demanding action, they were doing their job.

Such is the current political climate. In fact, we have been voting for stood up candidates for President most, if not all my life. The only exceptions I can think of are Trump and maybe Reagan. But, Reagan was a political figure, brought into the mix at the Republican Convention of 1964. Sometimes we have 2 viable establishment characters, so the puppeteers can't lose. Other times, we have basically a dummy to face their man in power. An example was Dole in 1996, when it would have been easy for the Republicans to dust off a new face and beat Clinton in 1996. Dole was in the same pockets that Clinton was in, thus making it a safe bet.

I made a decision to quit voting in 1994 and despite my strongest urges to register and vote against Hillary, I haven't done so. My reasoning at the time was they were going to make the second Bush the President of the United States, when they stood him up as Governor of Texas. 2000 confirmed my suspicions. It was either 2002 or 2004 that Obama was elected to the Senate. Immediately, he was being touted as a Presidential candidate, the first black President. It only took 4 years, despite Obama doing nothing to distinguish himself in the Senate. The timing of his election, the financial crisis, along with the massive campaign war chest he had, tells a story. Afterwards, there was very little in criminal prosecution of the sins of Wall Street and some of the main characters involved were brought into his government.

McCain was also a stood up character. One of the Keeting 5, McCain was certain to be friendly to the bankers. Then we have the capital firm character, Mitt Romney. What an insider and what an easy target for Obama. Was the plan to elect Obama or to have 2 candidates in the pocket of the establishment?

This brings us to Hillary Clinton. What has Hillary done? Next to nothing, but she was touted 25 years ago, as the first woman President. She had worked in a law firm a few years, her practice tinged with corruption. Other than that, her claim to fame was she was married to a politician. Someone decided she would be Senator of a state, where she hadn't resided in over 25 years. Broke, according to her story, she buys a mansion. The state, New York, is ruled by bankers. Presto.

If we the people understood what was going on, Donald Trump would win this election by 50 points. I'm not going to say Trump has all the great ideas, but for the first time in a long time, likely in my lifetime, we have a man that isn't owned by the same powerful international groups. His opponent is tainted with more scandals and corruption than possibly any character who has ever run for any national office. The actions of the establishment against Trump model the actions of a totalitarian state.

The current controversy is about something Trump said on an open mike while riding in a bus with other celebrities. The establishment had this on the shelves to release at an appropriate time. What time? When all the damning facts about his opponent comes out. We saw this when the Obama phony, doctored birth certificate was released. Suddenly they kill Bin Laden. The WikiLeaks releases confirm Hillary is a 2 faced liar, who doesn't work for the people, doesn't unite the people, but uses divisive tactics that may or may not be her actual opinion. She peddles influence to the few, using the many to get into power, effectively destroying the middle class. The establishment doesn't care about us. They care about having someone in power that will spread their influence and pad their pockets. The American people are pawns to keep them in power.

Trump was actually telling it as it is. He never admitted to grabbing pussy, only that he could do it, if he wanted in a lot of cases. Is it true? There are women that don't care who they sleep with, as long as there is status in doing so. The NBA teams travel around the country. Women hang out to get someone of note as a notch on their gun. Some of these guys end up paying child support to women they don't know. You hear about it all the time.

WikiLeaks comes out with all the dirt on Hillary (their emails, not some rumor) and here this off color interview of Donald Trump telling it like it is. The press can't talk about how Hillary looks at the typical American as a pawn or how she despises us. No it is about Trump telling it as it is, likely having fun behind closed doors in telling it. Locker room talk, as in the 19th hole locker room.

How many women has Donald Trump met that would go to great lengths to have him show sexual interest toward them? Probably 100,000 or more. Wilt Chamberlain claimed to have had sex with something like 5000 women. Think he got all of them that were available? They were lying in wait for him, if this was true. That is 1 a week for 100 years and Wilt probably did it in 35 years or less. He wasn't going out on dates with these gals, as Wilt was a bachelor his entire life and not even Wilt could handle that stream of women. I never heard any rumors of rape against Wilt. Think Wilt didn't grab a lot of pussy? He was black and he was an icon. He was also a notch on thousands of women's guns.

So, the mainstream media plays these comments over and over again, while emails showing what a group of thugs are managing the Democratic Party candidate. Hillary Clinton is a criminal. Not only is she guilty of violating the espionage act, but there is massive evidence of the peddling of influence. The Feds go after local authorities engaged in minor violations, while Hillary pockets tens of millions, then runs for President. That, with the mainstream media aiding and abetting her along the way.

Why? Trump is the first candidate for President that the people of the United States selected, in my lifetime. The Republican establishment fought him. The Democrats demonize him, yet is he likely closer to the blacks, Hispanics and whites of the US than Hillary ever was. His views on illegal immigration is twisted to mean he hates Mexicans, while the Americans of lower economic status are priced out of the market, social systems are financially strained and the country bears a cost. Trump has come out for the United States and its people. The establishment is fighting him, because they want to get rid of the United States as we know it and use the world as their source of more power.

So, we are looking at a cardboard cutout in Hillary and the people's choice in Trump. The establishment candidate can be whomever they like, as they are in the habit of controlling both candidates. Mickey Mouse could be on the ticket, as long as the administration behind him was composed of establishment, Goldman Sachs types. This is what we will get with Hillary, more characters selling the common man and women of the United States down the river, under the guise of diversity and nation building.

As for me? I resisted the urge to register to vote once more. Maybe one day I will get involved with local issues and register. If Texas isn't a safe state for Trump, my vote wouldn't matter, as the establishment would have succeeded in pulling the wool over the sheeples eyes once more. The United States has been destroyed by these people and we are seeing a last gasp effort by a movement to save what is left. Our debt and our working class is being used as collateral to further the aims of the multinationals and globalists. Even the poorest American couldn't stand what is on its way, if we don't reverse this collateralization of America for international purposes. In the meantime, the current administration is pushing us toward world war, likely to cloud the issue of impending financial collapse. The main players are going to need a place to hide and Hillary will give it to them, in exchange for a little fame, fortune and power. Our industry is gone and the debts are piling up. We the people are a dead issue, if we the people elect Hillary. Elect our candidate, not theirs.